An ostentatious space adventure that combines elements of Star Wars and Italian genre films, Starcrash is filled with spaceships, laser battles, and over-the-top thesbianism. This Corman-produced sci-fi epic is a glorious spectacle of 1970s B-movie magic, directed by Luigi Cozzi.Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A visceral and nightmarish sci-fi dystopia film featuring a space crew confronting primal fears after they are marooned on a distant planet. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A direct second bootleg on the heels of Alien, Forbidden World features a team of space explorers trying to contain a genetically engineered creature that has gone berserk. Erotically. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

In this creature feature, hot mutant fish-men terrorize a small coastal town. Humanoids from the Deep is a quintessential example of 80s monster madness, with plenty of gore and damp violence. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A low-budget space-opera featuring stunning special effects and a star-studded cast. A must-see for fans of 80s sci-fi, this film is a high-energy high-day-glo adventure. Part of the Roger Corman: Space Trash Pass.

A perfect blend of science fiction and horror, Attack of the Crab Monsters tells the story of a group of scientists stranded on an island overrun by giant, super-intelligent crabs. Campy,  thrilling, and utterly resourceful; a hallmark of Corman’s work.

Corman’s original Little Shop of Horrors is a fast-paced, dark comedy about a florist who becomes obsessed with a bloodthirsty plant. This proto-Moranis film cemented Corman’s place in cinema history.

Seductive and eerie, a vampire film that mixes supernatural horror with sensuality and suspense. It’s a hidden gem that explores desire, bloodlust, and the supernatural in a horny, atmospheric package. Directed by Stephanie Rothman.